-A Hair
D
ressmg
Nearly every one likes a fine
hair dressing. Something to
make the hair more manage
able; to keep It from being
too rough, or from splitting
at the ends. Something, too,
that will feed the hair at the
same time, a regular hair-food.
Well-fcdhairwillbestrong,and
will remain where it belongs
on the head, not on the comb!
The best kind of a testimonial
"Sola lor over sixty years."
j Ma
Au
tr J. C lTrOo., Low!, Mam.
dliM tionfminwfi f
SABSAPAfilLLA.
yers CUtHSr PECTORAL.
Hie Anfil rat.
Gllt According- to ttio coroner's
rerdlct, ft mob composed entirely of
sonien was resjiouslbls for Greou'i
Semi lie.
Miles How did It happent
Giles He accidentally got near
targnln counter where $1 shirt waists
were being- sold at 08 cents and was
trampled underfoot Columbus Dis
patch. CASTOR I A
For Infant, and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Beirs the
Blgnatuxo
Indianspolis B." iking Facilities.
There are in Indianapolis, where the
National K iitorial association convenes
in June, seven national banks with a
total capital or $5,000,000 and total de
posits of $33 400,000. The total sur
plus and undivided profits are 12,725,-
000. In addition there are sii truxt
companies with a total capital of $2,
475,000; the surplus and undivided
profits, $1,210,000, and total deposits,
$10,300,000. All the banki of Indian
apolis are in excellent condition, earn
inn fair dividends and entirely worthy
of all confidence.
Mother! will find Mr-. Wlnelow'e Soothing
Pyrup the beat remedy touse (or their eaUdreu
durlug the teathluf period.
Frl.ad.BlB'e Trlaato.
"Didn't the wedding go off nicely !" st
clalmed Mies Sweetun, enthueiaetically.
yes," said Mies Tsrfun, "eieept that
poor, dear Fan needn't hare been quite so
prompt in making ber responses. She
hadn't the slightest reason to fear that
J ark would repent and bark out when she
had Dim actually at the altar."
i A Farmer's Irrigation.
Under above caption in recent is
ne of The Furrow, tea following arti
cle appeared:
"There la at leaet one man in the
rain belt region of the United Ktatea
who has solved the drouth problem,
and in overcoming hit drouth night
mare he has somewhat unexpectedly
discovered that every year brings a
drouth, to greater or less extent. 'I
have put in, as you see,' he said to me,
' simple plan of irrigating some of my
land from a little stream running
through the place which I thought
would give me crop insurance during
dry years; but it has taught me that
never year goes by that there is not
some period or periods of greater or lees
extent that a watering dots not greatly
increase the crop. I can observe accu
rately, because I have my irrigated
crops growing practically alongside
those which get only rainfall for their
watering.'
"This farmer's discovery of the effi
ciency and ease of irrigating was in a
measure accidental. A little stream
which showed a capacity in July of
about six cubic feet per second, or ssy,
2,500 gallons a minute, which is a
much smaller stream than the figures
would indicate to the unwary, runs
with slight fall through a piece of
rich bottom land and at one point near
its lower end had been dammed by the
boys to form a bathing pool. Several
years ago, while in the midst of a de
structive drouth which was burning up
the crops even on this usually moist
bottom land, the farmer raised this
dam by throwing in earth with the
help of a plow and scoops, and crudely
flooded several acres of cabbages, mel
ons and some recently planted late
corn. The result was so satisfactory
and the idea of overcoming nature no
fascinating, that the next year, after
the spring high water season, a more
substantial dam was put in at the head
of the field which enabled the flooding
of the entire bottom, with a little
rough surveying to find the levels. The
yield is stated to have been enormous,
and while the farmer's tendency has
been to over-irrigate, he is learning
more than he ever knew before about
the great productive capacity of land
which has etough water at the right
time, and also the great response which
comes from heavily manured soil when
well supplied with water. His dam is
a cheap affair, built entirely by labor
on the faira, and largely reconstructed
each year. It hag no storage capacity,
the irrigation depending entirely upon
the regular flow."
With the loss of no time or labor and
at considerably less expense could this
farmer hsve secured the same, and even
Utter, results bv the hydraulic ram.
Il works automatically after once being
started, both nights and Sundays, too,
Just the same as interest and Just as
rifely. It requires no attention what
ever, and need not be rebuilt every
year as does the dam. It . does more
than merely to furnish water for irri
gating purposes. Pure water for the
house and barn is also supplied
Every enterprising farmer should In-
Testigate this ram subject if it is only
with the view of supplying water to the
bouse to make it eaaier for his wife.
Nta tat tke Tratfc.
Mr. Askltt What age would yon
rather bare lived In, Miss ThlrtlodJT
Miss Tbirtlodd In the blrtMftjles
age, I think. ,
il8fg?
SPIDER THAT EATS BIRDS.
Live. I. tha F.re.l. ( the Boat.
No other corporation pursues a dis
honest deHler or contractor so iernlitt
ently and so relentlessly ns does the
government of the United fctute.
Neither the .etty grHfter nor the man
entity of big fruuiU ext-uix's trlnl when
once the baud of th law Is laid on
hlnu The couvlctlou of the gang of
nun engaged in petty fraud lit the
1'oHtollU-e Department two or three
years ago Is nn Instance of one kind,
and the succcks of tho prosecution of
dreene and Gayuor, guilty of defram
lug the government of more than
million dollars ou engineering work In
(ieorgla. Is an Instance of the other
kind. Captain Curter, the army otlicer,
who had charge of the Inspection of
their work, was convicted of partlcl
pitting la the fraud, and sentenced to
dUhonoralile dlm-burge from the army
and to five years' Imprisonment He
has served his sentence and is now
free, trying to prove his Innocence,
Ureene and Guy nor, after they were
Indicted In forfeited their ball
ami escaped to Canada. Kor three
years they fought extradition, but the
Hrltish government finally surrendered
them, and they were put ou trial. After
a trial lasting thirteen and a half
weeks they were convicted, sentenced
to Imprisonment for three years, and to
pay a fine of five hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars each the amount
w hich they are charged with atealing.
In response to public sentiment the
House committee has stricken from the
agricultural appropriation bill the Item
providing for the free distribution of
garden seeds. Seventy-five years ago
Congress appropriated fl.lXK) for the
purchase and distribution among farm
ers of "rare and valuable" seeds. The
purpose was to em-ourage the tillers of
tho Roll to raise the stnndard of the
crops and was a laudable one. Since
that time the appropriation has stead
ny increased until now It amounts to
f:t(!0,(MH. Instead of having the orlgl
mil purpose In view, tho custom has
degenerated Into a iHilltlfitl one where
by congressmen can Increase their pull
In their respective districts. Tons of
common seeds are distributed and the
only effect Is to let the farmers know
that their representatives In Congress
are expecting their votes. From a real
benefit to the agricultural Interests, the
custom has fallen Into a species of
graft That the farmers no longer ap
preciate the government's liberality Is
evidenced by the scores of letters re
ceived by congressmen condemning the
practice and urging that it be stopped
The report that Hev. Thomas Sher
man, son of the lute W. T. Sherman,
had started on a Journey over the
mute of the famous "march to the
sea," conducted by his father, and that
he wn accompanied by a troop of the
Twelfth Cavalry, caused a great deal
of unfavorable comment throughout
the South. It was explained later, how
ever, that the cavalrymen were sent to
study the battlefields between Chattan
ooga and Atlanta, and that the ofllcers
merely js-rmltted Father .Sherman to
accompany them. In view of the mis
apprehension, existing, tb President
ordered the troop to return to post at
Fort Oglethorpe after It had gone as
far as Itesaca. Father Sherman aban
doned his trip at Cartersvllle, ., ap
parently angered by thp action of the
President, and returned to Chatta
nooga. He Is reKrted as saying that
he was nn Invited guest of tho Federal
government
When the hist link of the cable con
necting the United States with China
was completed, the President Sent r
message of congratulation, addressed
to "Their IiniH-rlul Majesties, the F.m
press Iowngcr and the Kuipcror of
China." The F.mricror answered the
message with another one of felicita
tion, which he concluded wth, "Ity or
der of the Dowager Kmpress we now
offer to your excellency our slnoerest
congratulations," and signed himself
ns Fjncror. It seems that even an In
terchange of International courtesies
has to be effected In China by order of
the Isiwiiger, who rules because she
can, not because she has the right
Former Consul General MeWade at
Canon, China, w ho was removed ou the
recommendation of Assistant Secretary
of State Pelrce, appeared before the
House Coihmlttee on Foreign Affairs
and made serious counter charges
against Pelrce, while defending his
own course and diameter with numer
ous affidavits from ticople of promi
nence 111 Canton. MeWade c'virged that
Petri- was In Canton only a few hours.
and that while there he virtually com
pelled him to give up a valuable tiger
ru. Slm-e the bearing this rug has
been returned to Its former owner by
Pelrce.
It was ntinoum-ed by Secretary of
the Treasury Shaw that he had re
moved the f2.".(iiK.(SKt limit to the
funds he would advance to national
banks dollar for dollar on gold Im
ports. Hereafter national banks by an
nouncing an Intention to Import gold
ud depositing collateral In the su!-
treasury may withdraw a like amount
from the national treasury. This action
tends to establish the new rule as a
settled policy.
Nn d!eourtey was merit when the
PrcvI'Vnt. on N'lisilf of the nation, de
clined the offer of linaiK'lal assistance
for San Framl-o-o from n fordsn
steamship company. The ipiiik re
ssne from oil pirts of the country
had Indicated that there win no need
of outside assistance. There was
precedent for the President's action, as
It Is not long slm-e Uusslii declined out
side assistance for the relief of suf
fering occasioned by a domestic disas
ter, on the ground that the country
was able to take care of its ow u needy
America Tropica.
There has Just beeu deposited in
the insect bouse at the too a iecimeu
of the bird eating spider, which earns
It name by occasionally Including In
It menu some of the brilliantly hued
humming birds and varl colored fluche
of the South American tropics.
t uuuuuui wueluer Uie Sllaen
thread which he spin In profusion
constitute hi most effective tackle for
securing hi prey. Indeed, It I more
probable that the little bird get
caught through alighting upon the bun
ana and other leaves, in the twisted
fold of which the spider makes hi
home. The similarity of his coloring to
the bark of trees to which be attaches
himself Is also a powerful factor In en
aiding him to approach his prey.
The silken thread which help to en
snare so many beautiful birds are
aerlous annoyance to the traveler when
riding or driving through the less fre
quented forests. As they continually
strike the face one Is reminded of some
fiendish motor trap on the Surrey
roads.
The bird eating spider Is much small
er, although not less ferocious In ap
pearance, than the famous tarantula.
The body of a full grown tarantula Is
as big as a heu's egg and on an average
It gives from twenty to forty yards of
silk, tho weaving of which was expect
ed at one time to prove a very consid
erable industry In some of the Austra
lian colonies. Tho silken output of
the bird eating spider Is greater In pro
portion. London Dolly Graphic.
i
A DISAPPOINTING ST0BY. X
It was poor, timid Miss Prudy Heath
of Itoxbury who, when the first rail
road trains came through, went about
among her friends, asking plaintively
of each, "Would you ride lu them ravlu'
stages?" Sooner or later they all did
so: but she never ventured. Miss Ann
Frlckett of Wrenhy objected to the com
lug of the railroad on other grounds.
"Draft animals are a gift of the
Lord to man since Adam's time," she de
clared, "and It's a clear ttylng In the
face of Providence to throw over -beast
for b'llers."
Transit at the present time Is necom
pllshcd by means so Increasingly varl
ous and rapid, and new Inventions and
Improvement follow each other so
swiftly, that one scarcely pause to ac
custom oneself to each new machine,
but rather, one assumes an attitude
of a general acceptance toward addi
tional methods of progress of any kind
underground, overhead, submarine or
aerial. Two young tiersous who read
aloud. In a remote furmhouse where
they were staying, a recent air-ship
story by Mr. Kipling, were greatly
amused at the dlsapiiolntment of an old
lady of nearly 80 when she found that
the tale was fiction.
"I call that a menu trick!" she said,
Indignantly. "Storing up dIsnpKlnt-
ment for folks Instead of satisfying
'em ! There was I. all the time you
were reading, thinking to myself how
I'd got a ride lu an automobile unex
pected, by way of 'thank you' for giv
ing some glngerlireail an' milk to the
young fellow that druv It while he was
tinkering out there lu the lane, an'
hoping next time 'twould be a flying
ship come along Instead.
"Mebbe 'twill light right down In
the pasture,' thinks I. 'No reason It
shouldn't, and Jest as much reason It
should ns an nutoiuohtle in the lane
and my! how I should like to fly!'
"And now you say 'tw as till made up
out o' whole cloth, that story, and thcio
ain't like to be any air ships running
regiar for years! Much gsd I'll get
of 'em then!
"That writer may be clever enough,
but he' nu unconscionable cheating crit
ter, I say!"
bis
with
why,
luuxers
wid-
NOVEL GROWTH OF T03ACCO.
Scarlet Plant Orlalnalcil from Cross
lnT of llcil anil While Flowers.
The National Council of Horticulture,
through Its committee, snys of the scar
let tobaci-o plant: "tine of the flower
novelties of last year which was suc
cessfully grown by many experts Is a
tobacco plant which product's scarlet
flowers, uicotlaua Samlerae. It Is named
for Its producer, an expert of Kngla'id.
The plant was originated by crossing
two South American tobacco plants,
one of which had white nnd the other
red flowers. The result was a flower
varying from a light pink to the deep
est red. Planted lu the foreground of
a border of the more familiar nlco
tlnna nfTlnls, which has white, star
shaped flowers of wonderfully sweet
fragrance, a combination of color most
striking Is produced.
"A pleasing characteristic of this to
bacco plant Is the flowering time, which
begins at twilight and lasts until the
hot rays of the following day wither the
blossoms. Thus It Is In bloom nt tho
time when It Is most appreciated by
ersons returning home from a veary
day's work. The plants are easily
grown from seed sown on pulverized
soil. Another method Is to sow the
seed In shallow Ikixcs and transplant
when the fourth or filth leaf has oi
pea red, to open beds.
"This plant apnra to !ar flowers
nil summer long, nnd with ordinary
care should smi-eed under a great num
ber of conditions. It has Icen success
fully tested In England. Germany iiud
the United States. It has done well lu
sunlight and partial shade."
praklw Their Minds.
The queer thing nlsmt the pinvde
who iHiast of nlw.Tys eaUng their
minds Is that they nearly always hive
such disagreeable minds to ssvik. 11.
you ever hear any one prcfa -e a com
pliment, a commendation or anything
gracious or pleasant by saying, "I al
ways must speak my mind?" Wom
an's Life.
Ills Mo.lcl.
Critic That villain In yoiTr story Is
a jerfect mnsterpUTv. Where did you
get the character?
Novelist I Imagined a man posesi.d
of all the forms of wickedness w hi- h
my wife attribute to me when she I
angry. Loudon Tit Ult.
Church Are you a'iua:ntej
Flaphusb? Gotham OU. Jw.
we sleeii In adolnlu If.' I
Statesman.
"Do you thiuk the wl'kar wl b
s will?" "Wout W
. - -tu, k. "e
Uia IUBI long ueiore x'ttm g
ow." Philadelphia I.ee-er.
Maid Are you at hotu
Toney, mum? She's it tW,,
tress I am If she tin a fcw j.lt 01w
not otherwise. Cleveland
Iuert Ike Wot dos "PTustlunte"
mean? nowcle IlouierT9 J)Ut uff
Inert Ike Gee. but wuzu't
tluated front dat fust "''gtit cjleve.
lund Leader.
Joues What do ; uu tiling 0f the
Louvre gallery? Smith (j buck)
Oh, the pictures are pretty e but
there are no Jokes uDuemth tuwu.
New York Suu.
Christian Science u"'!--Eleanor,
what I the matter r .unma Science
Child Oh, mamma, I fit g terrible
error of the mlud la uijr stomm-
Medical Journal.
. . . A .
Btrawier i ve seen 6uiiilHlu the
tailor, going up to your ujlu ev
day for a week. Is be sitting for youj
Duuber No, he's laying for
Cleveland I-eader.
Madge They say she Is rery clever,
but I have never notlceu It Murjorle
Of course not Sue snyi all the tiev
er thlugs alKut you after you have
gone. Harper's. Iluxar,
New York Man Why d0 they call
Boston "the Hubr Sua Francisco
Man Itecause the swiftest part of the
country la the furthest from it
guess. Cleveland Leader.
"Do you Joke writers ever make
Joke at your own Misuser "For the
first few years all our Jokes are made
that way. After that. If we're lucky,
we get paid for em. Li.
Mother Has Charles pruvtm himself
to be a thoroughly abstemious man?
June Itrlde Yes, Indeed! nc. partic
ularly abstains from giving me any
money Ietrolt tree Press.
"There are too many grufters In the
world," said the patriotic citizen. "Un
questionably, answered Senator Sor
ghum ; "pretty soon there won't be
enough graft to go 'round." Washing
ton Star.
Miss I'assey A fortune teller has
told me where I should find my future
husband. Mrs. Sltuplate Goodness
give me her address it once. Perhaps
she could tell me where my present one
Is. Judge.
Hlx I don't believe half our rich
men know when they ire well off. Diz
Where did you get that Idea? Hlx
At the court house. I was down there
this morning looking over the tax lists.
.'hlcngo Dally Newt,
Dear John," wrott Mrs, Newlywed
from the shore, "I lmiose the hotel
bill." ' Dear Jane,- V luclose check,
wrote John, "but please don't buy any
more hotels at this price they are rob
bing you." Smart Set
Sorting Customer A pound of
rhuese, please. Grocer iorgouzola or
Cheddar? Sorting Customer Oh, I
don't cure. Start 'em bota across the
counter tfnd I'll take thu winner.
Philadelphia Telegram.
Cabby I 'ud a beard nte yours
once, but when I found what It made
me look like I got It cut off. x Hussy
An' I had n face like yours once, an'
when I found I couldn't get It cut oil
I grew a beard. Punch.
"Io you know anything about this
note?" asked the uiau from the col
lection agency, sternly. The Impecu
nlous ono bsiked nt the paper careful
ly. "No," he decided. "I can't say that
1 ever met It" Cleveland Lender.
Mrs. Oisido (a clergyman's wife)
My husband always says a short pray
er before each meal. The New Cook
(Indignantly) Well, he needn't take
sich precautions phnile I'm at th'
range; I'm uo cooklu' school grad
ooute ! Puck.
Friend What's that big box on the
front of your machine? Automobllist
That's a camera for taking moving
pictures. You see, I go so fast I don't
have time to look ut the scenery, and
so I photograph It aa I go along.
L'l.iUstration.
Daughter No, momma, Harold has
not propcd yet that It, no In so
many words. Mother Mercy on me,
Jane! You must not wait for words!
Proposals are mostly made up of sighs,
gurgles, stammers, cough, bems, haws,
and looks, you know. Kx.
"What are you studying now?" asked
Mrs. Cumrox. "We have taken up the
subject of molecules." answered her
son. "I hoi you will I very atten
tive nnd practice constantly," tmj
mother; "I tried to get your father to
wear one, but he couldn't timke It stay
In his eye." Medical Standard.
"A girl." said Miss Trim, "should
alwnyn leach a man hit distance."
"Yes," replied Miss h'oy, "hut the right
sort of a man would know mH.
tance. I have no pntien with the
fellow who stands off aUut thre. ftH.t
nnd then leans 'way over to kiss you,
as If you were a hot potato." Ex.
"Sody crackers? Yom." the
country store k.-er; "U 't. I II
prsCnd 'em up to you. Well," re
plied Mrs. Medders. "I did low to take
em with ue." "Yes'm. but. ye
it tirnser he's a-dozln' top 0" the
IHil --- I
i,r'l 1o-t now in' be a!nt in the Kst
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tlTP '. Vtiw T)nr nd .11 Nrrvnn. Hlr-nwi
Sini fiM,1.,rrr. Knd f..r FKKK Jtrll boltl- .-id
traatiM. lit. H. II. Klin ,I.d., Ml Arch Bt., -toliaw. f.
la RoilntM rirrl..
Biggs Anything doing In your line
of business?
Y One of our bill colloc-
..,.. ....
. . ... t .-I-1 i-i nn ivimitl I
tors wuo unu utoi '" "
slou starved to death lisp week.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
, m.Ili-alliilia M thfY Pnnt Trh ttlS
dlwaned .urtiou ol tte ear. 1 liere 1 i"'y '
r io L-urel-.u-ii, mnl that l br c.mtllu
tintml reiiie-lipn. Iw.fnrss Is raus-.l I-y n In
flwimicuiiditii.u of Uie lulu-nun lininn ol tlio
Kuatat-hlau Till. U hen thlit tut U Inll.ninl
you hv a runiblln Kiiiml nr lmperl.- t lienr.
dig, and wh-n it 1 euilrrlv clif.f, irfnr is
tli. rrsult, ami iiii1.hu Ihe lnll.mm.tniu n I
taken out and thl.tut). r.-tote.l to Its normal
eoiiilltliiii, hearing will destroyed forever;
mil-cues out i'l ten are raiised ty atarrn,
which I. nothing hul au luilaiurd cunJillon ol
Ibe-iiiuroussurlarvs.
We willglv. One Hundred Doll.rs lor any
ran. ot lii .lmm (rtiiM-d l.y r.t.rrli) Ih.t can
not l e enred by llall's I'atarra Cure, bend lor
' jr. J. CIIKSEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by Prugirlxa. t . .
li.ll'l r.mily J'lUs r. th. best.
Did Iks neat It Coald.
The photographer was prrpsrlng to
take a negative of the prise buying.
"Look pleasant," be esid, mechanically.
The Intelligent snimsl showed its fangs
still more, but the effort could scarcely
be called a aucces.
AILINQ WOMEN.
K..p the Klda.ye Wrll aad tha Kldaer e
Will Keep lot Wall.
Sick, suffering, languid women sre
learning the true cans
ana
them.
Davis,
Teias,
aches
could
H pells
and
were
Nothing fonimoa for Her.
"I understand that Mrs. De Style Is
a great stickler for having everything
of the uiost exclusive kind."
"Yes; she discharged her doctor be
cause he told bur that her teniierature
was too low." Itnltlinore American.
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
Portland Trade Directory
GASOLENE ENGINES a to 4 hor
lower fully warranted. IliV All "1'es nd
St) Irs tt biwent prii-ss. Writ, for catalog.
REICRSON MACHINERY COMPANY
Portland, Oregon.
of bad backs
how to cure
. Mrs. W. O.
of Groesbeck,
says: "Hack
hurt me so I
hardly stand.
of dizziness
irk headache
frequent aud
the action of the kid-
si Tiers wss irregular.
Boon after Ik egan taking Doan's Kid
ney Pills I passed sevetal gravel stones.
I got well and the trouble has not re
turned. My bsck is good and strong
and m general health better."
Bold' by all dealers. 60 cents bo.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
o' humor
to-dny." l'l'lli''l'l'la I'l
Tetia.
Oaa of Tk. lr.ln...
"So," s.-il'l t'jTpt.iIn llr.is.'.'. ! rlblnif
an 'eM'e'!''"'' ln "t!ie
,,,.. ,-nnie up and ren'd ,,. JIst
the ni. k ot time. Hut. I b li j-Ui t
felt at one time tlinM 'M become
hoielely lnniie "
Vn.l didn't J-"- hn' 'l.y nak
ed Mian ni!.tter.-ri.ll:'-l'Ma Pre.
His
t.lvlaar
-What a liumorM PtiiUy ;
-Humorist? P-'1"; ;tmnior-
I.t of b" J 'k'n have
Itlnks
Jinks-
t.urled for a.u-- -utoa
Transcrli't
Around the World
h.v. ad yoar FUfc
Strand Plkkrr. lor ye.re
la tbe Hawaiian Ul.nds
and KmnJ them the onlr
article that oiled. I .ns
mmw la this coaetrr
(Alrlcai and think a great
deal at yoar coat.."
(MM aeeuMTIO")
Th.wnrld-wMrT-
1-MialTamrW'. TCD'S
oennt 0 1 1 e d CMMng V" " .
U-rr. the tmrjr oj Z
h. w-HIe worth ot - I
that Iig ,h" r'"
A. J. TOWER Ca, Boston. U. S. A.
TOWCK CANADIAN CO., UMITCD,
)f Toronto. Canada- 1
Or. G. Gee Wo
WONDERFUL HOKE
TREATMENT
Tlt'n woniWrul ht
iMtctor t rnllftl
n nt Iwi'kimi h cur
rttilf Wlllioii. vm
I iUmi are mn up v ,.r. W.
to ille. II" nirfi Willi ft UVV-V2' m
ihi.wi wciiid -irui cm- f '-v NvTOssy -j;
ii. a hrii, Kioi", Imi.K, r'-u V'- '1
lra and ki'"- Eii,V, sJ
ilml ar enllrH,! u- f,yf-i-r'-
known to nmliral m-i- SielXiOlit..-
known l' tllll(-i
t-iica In Ih h oonn.ry. Thro iKH ili 'i""' oii
h inn r-i ll- ihU Ih u-i ilo- i'ir huo-v,
Ine nctlou nt over Ano (liffen-nt rfiii-'I'e wlil -li
hf niii i'tnliilly uhh In itiffi-r B- liet.e. H
, unrHnlt e.lnrnre l-marrl!. HKIIi inn. III " U. I lir ' .
rtp-uiii:lui, io-rviiuBnii'. tii'ii li, .lr: k l-n.-y,
en . ; )ma Iniiiilrvil- of i. Aiiinonl i..
i h'irii" iiiixliTut. i all and ee him. l-ail-ni
mil nl' tin rlty write Inr hlwnkr and rcnlir
Bvu.l .ln,p. tiiN.tl l.lAllu.N HiKI'.
ddrsss THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO
162 rk-al St.. $. t. Cor. Morrlaon
Mention p.i.r. PORTIAND. ORtOON.
Names and Addrraaes In Portland of Repre
sentative HutineM firma.
I-Ill) 1 11 hi' IM'I. I I Ki'a' dt veliM ln nnd prlne
inic; wrlia Inr pricea. iMMlnrd, 1 IhiSa .t i-'u.
M Adit' I.A.N I KltNft Welnter ., l'ort.o.t
Uiwent irltf on J interne and Hlldra.
KI.AM I It,- 11 1 1-1 1- H V : iiiporler. Itrar": Knit lc
n; li-e im-Hiniri'iiieiii blHiikM: W wMim-d, t larkw,
IKiKHKHor.il klniln for aal at rery re naliH
price. Juuulre l-roiil Ht.
l llt'HSI H aenlnn approval: we imrnla fll la
nicml dilllt-ullriuieai WinHl.nl, C'larne . t o.
AKTiriclAt. KVK.Hi eyery uliaile ami hi: a
korluieut im-iiI uu approval; S ytxlaiil. I lurk Co
t. UK A M HKPA K ATtUIH We .nnrante. the I'. H.
m purnior In In-ih-l't Wrn ir Irn. i-aia
lluaimiul la. HI'll and .
U KN'HI'l.llTII I Ml llnffnm A Pendleton, knl.
ki-li'S Allr-d l.enlnni'n it I o.'a tiirrt-i-t i-lnlliea.
hvi-ryiliniK in m'-n'i luriii.liiiicn. Alurnaoii and
Hillli lreeia. Uppnaili- KOilln a.
rt)l'l,TltV tool1 If ynn wnnt your In-ii to 'ay
niore i-kt w r l- na inr li- pari i. uur ilIh.iii PL'
III.NA Pill I. IKY r r.hl A.ioe Ml. to.,
I ortiHU.I. lirfk.m.
I IANIO. fllt'lA NH ivt.1. a' piano ln.ne n-t Pa
r.nc I irtikim and Piano, nil -H-.V pay mriil.
rue l..r l't. l-el ii .i.i'.te ..u a .r.-. Allvu..
t.l.h. n ltmi.k-r t .. Portlainl, lnmt.ui.
Tt I.Kfilt t I'M V TtM.IIT HIH, 'in-
rm.r.' Mll-I I olr on ..l-ur.-.l w I., n , r..'iuiMi
llllll.'rl..loM, inr-..".. ...i' ...
H.u.ar.. I-AI li lt' IH.HatAI'll IN-IIH IIv
i.rand 'Ih.-a-.a Itnllilli.K. I'orll.iriil, I Irekiin.
P. N. U.
No. 21-OS
II FN writ tne to Btivrtisier jl .
ninilio tuiti ppr.
Prove II
By Uic Oven Fire
Ml-
OVJetCO
Put t'n wonderful K C Bak-
Jnd Vnwrltr to the test. Get a
can on approval. Your money
will be returned if you don't
agree that all wc claim is true.
You'll be delighted with the de
licious, wholesome things that
if DAKINC
K Is POWDER
will bring to life in your oven.
K C Bakin. Powder is two
thirds cheaper and makes purer,
bettcr.more hcalthiui loou man
other powdcts anywhere near
ILCCJuality. ZJ ounces ror
25 cents. Q-t it to-day 1
JAQLTS MFC . CO.
Chlcaflo
Send ip.el rtr
"Ike.. iY itwoa"
fed SiV TL
DR. W. A. wisr.
PuIIIns Teeth
! th nl'1t nf nil
rl nii.1 w m. 1'iut
rfvihlDif tt mri1-rn A uvirr h v 'in-p.i-t.M
in Brrir tt.n ii'sviii K leth
w truil pa n U iiftv 1 y f viisvri
it m iImiiik th W n h-n-v,f ritmrt
tK-r ttHith without hurt rf yt. It.
'UrrlfTnt, prVtaitall qq tli iXr:U 9 ttb
mad rtKitt.iiA
WISE BROTHERS
...Dt.NTISTS...
l"a;l b K-iiieini. Third and Wahiee1o
A.MMSPM. "in.U;ilUill
Mai. m.
ft
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DR. T. P. wlbf.